I'm looking for a description of the .trn file format, for extraction
of simulation data without the need for running signalscan. currently
I'm doing this in "batch" mode usin a .do file for writing a VCD, but
launching signalscan takes too long.
BTW, the only possible output I can get is a .trn file.
TIA,
Yaniv.
> I'm looking for a description of the .trn file format, for extraction
The trn format is proprietary and not documented if memory serves me
right.
> of simulation data without the need for running signalscan. currently
> I'm doing this in "batch" mode usin a .do file for writing a VCD, but
> launching signalscan takes too long.
Why don't you generate the VCD file directly using $dumpvars?
Petter
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Thanks,
Because, as mentioned, this is the only possible output I have - I'm
using a closed system.
Yaniv.
What do you mean by closed system? That you don't have write access to
any of the file systems on the machine?
http://www.designacc.com/products/sst2/sst2_datasheet.html#Read%20API
No word on the cost but it's probably not cheap.
-t
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Paul